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Britain emphasized the necessity of an investigation by the International Football Association (FIFA) after Argentine players displayed a banner reading "Malvinas Islands (Falklands) Argentine" during the 2026 World Cup semi-final match against England, which Argentina won 2-1. A British official considered this behavior a clear violation of FIFA rules that prohibit political slogans on the pitch and called for a thorough investigation. For its part, Argentina expressed its rejection of this act and called for the matter to be addressed diplomatically, stressing that the dispute over the islands should be resolved through political channels, not on the field. FIFA has not yet issued an official comment on the incident.
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